Kenya Police Media

Kenya Police officers blocked Kenyans at the Namanga Border who were attempting to join Tanzanian protests.

Tanzanian rioters broke into police uniform stores and dressed in full combat gear,

Officers had a rough time of differentiating between civilians and their colleagues.
Maajabu.

SUBJECT: DELAY IN EXAM MATERIAL DELIVERY – KASEI ZONE, POKOT NORTH SUB-COUNTY

Update..
West Pokot County.
Pokot North Sub County .
Earlier Today, a police Land Cruiser transporting examination materials to Korpu, Kangoletiang, Sirwach, Churum, and Sukut Primary Schools in Kasei Zone got stuck while crossing River Kasei.

The team on the ground made efforts to recover the vehicle and facilitate a safe crossing. The situation was closely monitored and the vehicle successfully crossed and delivery resumed.
Success to the candidates.

Court nullifies countrywide recruitment of police officers.

One civilian and one police officer killed during election day protests in Tanzania.

Weather Update.
People are struggling to navigate the potholes, and slippery roads.
Be safe.

Kiambu County
Thika .
Update.
On 29th October 2025 at around 4:00 a.m.,Corporal Simon Cheboi, who was on night duty at Maguguni Patrol Base, reported that while patrolling the station compound and the area near the A.I.P.C.A. Church after hearing dogs barking, he discovered something unusual. Upon returning to the report office, he noticed that one of the iron sheets on the armoury wall had been removed. He proceeded to the armoury and found its padlock broken. Inside, the steel storage box had been opened, and several fi****ms and ammunition were missing.

A quick inspection revealed the loss of a loaded AK-47 riffle,a loaded G3 rifle and other items.
Officers led by the Sub-County Police Commander (SCPC) and Sub-County Criminal Investigations Officer (SCCIO) from Thika East visited and confirmed the incident. The scene was documented by crime scene investigators from Thika West, and a search team was immediately deployed to recover the stolen fi****ms and ammunition. The case remains pending under investigation.

Leteni Chum za serikali.

Update..
A shooting incident was reported at Maai-Mahiu Police Station under OB 04/29/10/2025 at 0130hrs by PC Jim Murithi. He stated that while on petty crime duties in the company of six other officers, they received information from a member of the public about a suspicious lorry, registration number KDU 614G Isuzu FRR, being offloaded with tyres and hardware goods at Msikiti area, approximately one kilometre west of the station. Upon arriving at the scene, the officers found about ten men offloading the goods. When ordered to stop, the suspects fled in different directions. During the ensuing chase, gunshots were heard, and it was later discovered that Cpl Hassan Lolkidid had sustained a fatal gunshot wound to the chest and died at the scene.

Senior officers including the SCPC, SCIO Naivasha, and the OCS Maai-Mahiu visited and processed the scene. It was established that the lorry driver was missing, and the vehicle had been half offloaded at the time of the incident. The source of the gunfire remains unknown, as all the officers denied discharging their fi****ms. Five service weapons were confiscated for ballistic examination to aid investigations. The lorry was towed to the station for further inspection, and the body of the deceased officer was taken to Umme Funeral Home pending postmortem. The case remains pending under investigation by DCI Naivasha.

Parking on the wrong side of the road is dangerous and illegal. It exposes drivers and pedestrians to accidents by forcing vehicles to cross into oncoming traffic, reduces visibility at night, and causes obstruction on narrow roads. It also increases the risk of collisions when rejoining traffic and can lead to fines or denied insurance claims. Always park facing the direction of traffic to ensure safety and compliance with road laws.

Be Safe on the road.

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